Halloween is here, the one day of the year, where I can be strange on purpose. All the other days I'm strange accidentally, on purpose. I got to admit, I still enjoy looking and acting strange. -Sort of my persona. However, there have been times when I did step over the line I was trying to draw. Case in point; dressing in drag. -No thank you. I regret to inform you that it did happen once. Not on purpose. And if it wasn't funny, I could pass on the embarrassment, but I like a funny story, so I'll chance the blow to my ego. It was for a murder mystery. There was only one rule: Who you picked, was who you had to be. No questions asked. So, I stuck my hand in the hat and pulled out a blonde bombshell. I immediately broke the rules. I had questions. One was a mournful, why? The other was, who was going to dress me up? Guinea pig make-over number one I was a girl only once before when I was a youngster. No, I didn't go to school a boy and came home the same day a gir...
It was a lovely spring day. The sky was blue, the grass was green and the balls were white. I was having a great round until one hole. The one hole that turns a great round into just walk in the park and search and recue mission. I was feeling like the Bill Murray chopping down the flowers in Caddy Shack. (Insert my cheesy Bill Murray impression here) Smooth it out there I start talking out of the side of my twisted lipped face . Looks like he's got a four iron, maybe a five. Then Howard Cosell makes a ghostly appearance to the golf course. Here he is folks, a Cinderella story, out of Southwestern Ontario . He's imagining the shot. He is feeling it. Believing it. He steps up. The swing. Oh, what a sight. Straight down the middle. Should be in perfect position Jim . -I don’t know who Jim is or how he got in the story, but I digress. All he has left is a one-hundred-and-twenty-yard chip . I walk up confident and ready for the approach shot that's when I notice that t...